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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-20
Business Notices.

7. II. LANCE of Cabot is paying the high
est market price for wool
For SALE-prices reduced-two refrgera-
tors. Frst-class. Inquire at this office.
READ Webster's new advertisement, which
will be found this week on the fifth page.
WELLS & ROGERS, Cabot, Vt, are selling
ladies' all-wool dress goods at bottom prices
to reduce stock.
DRs. DIBBLE & PUTNAM, oculists and au-
rists, will be at the Pavilion Hotel August
Sth and remain two weeks.
PERSONS wishing to consult DIR. Cross
should do so at once, as his stay at the
Pavilion Hotel is limited See advertise
ment on third page.
NEW ORGANS constantly on hand to let,
and rent applied as payment if purchased.
Prices reasonable. Terms easy. j. f.
Waterman, Montpelier, Vt.
MARK-DowN sale of millinery goods.
Shade hats at twenty-five cents; bonnets
and turbans at fifty cents Call and exam
inc. Room L, Opera-house block. Miss
Menecke.
For SALE-A very fine house, nearly new,
situated in Montpelier, in good location.
Also some to rent. Those wishing to pur-
chase or rent please call on Stephen
Thomas, agent.
READ Barnard, Sumner & Co.'s new ad-
vertisement on the fifth page. Note the at
tractive goods offered and the low prices,
and then improve the opportunity to send
in your orders.
THE ladies of Trinity (Methodist Epis-
copaD church will give lawn sociable at
Mrs. r. h. Bunnell's this "wednesday
evening. Ice-eream and cake will be served
at fifteen cents plate.
III. S. BoARDMAN, NJ D., successor to DIR.
Brigham Diseases of women and children
a speciality. Office hours, eight to nine A. NJ,
one to two and seven to eight P. NJ. Office
at Hotel Kempton. Residence, 153 State
street.
DR.. ALFRED CLARK, dentist, is at home
again, to remain until September 1st, and
people in this vicinity should not forget to
have their aching molars extracted by the
new method while they may. No. a. South
Main street.
ANN ollSdSco hCublhS ocNch ICi ttHu
are sold and guaranteed by the Farmers
Trust Company. These loans are receiving
the endorsement of the most careful in
vestors. Inquire at the office of George w,
Wing, Montpelier, Vt.
Do you want, or expect to have, any kind
of luck when you go fishing this summer?
If so you should send twenty-five cents to
f. A. Maxham Bethel, VT, and receive in
return a bottle of his famous Trout Sc
cret" The largely increasing sale of it in
dicates that it is more than fulfilling its
promise of doubling the catch of trout. The
John p Lowell Arms Company, 147 Wash
ington street, Boston, sell it in that city.
GEORGE A. AINswoRTH. Willamstown
and Barre, dealer in pianos, organs and
sewing-machines. Barre headquarters Per
ley Chandler's jewery store. He sells the
"White" sewing-machine, which is pre-
eminent among the many sewing-machines
now upon the market. Manufactured upon
principles of durability, constructed of the
best known materials, its wearing qualities
cannot be questioned. 1t will last life
time. Its range of work excels that of any
sewing-machne ever produced Every
known kind of work that can be done
on sewing-machne can be done on the
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Montpelier and Vicinity.

HENRY COBB went to Boston Monday on
business.
BARNUMs advertising car, No. 2, was here
on Saturday.
SEVERAL picnic parties visited Benjamin's
Falls last Sunday.
Mr.. JAMES T. SABIN sang bass at Bethany
church last Sunday.
REV. Mr.. WRIGHT is to preach in Wrights-
vile next Sunday at two p. NJ.
Miss MABEL WILLIAMS of Boston, Mass.
is visiting at d. w. Dudley's.
MRS f. II. STEVENS and her son Ned are
visiting with her sister in Enfield, n. II.
THE board of teachers of Washington
County Grammar and Union Schools will be
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-20

WE have permission to continue until
further notice our offer of the Ne,o York
Weekly Tribune and WATcHMAN for $3.50 to
new subscribers to the former paper.
WE still offer the family scales with the
WATCHMAN one year for So Also the
splendid engraving of Longfellow in his
Library for fifty-eight cents in addition to
the yearly subscription price of the paper.
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Caledonia County.


f. NJ WELD returned 10 Boston last Sat
urday night, - Newton Clark, former
resident of this town, who has been away
about twenty years lately took car
load of horses from Wisconsin to Boston
and is now making brief visit in town.
- Walter Heath and wife of Woodstock
are visiting in town.
Hardwick.
WE understand that II. f. Carter of the
South Ryegate Granite Company has been
trying to purchase a suitable site for a
granite yard for derrick and cutting sheds,
but the best and most convenient sites are
CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAeR)
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-20

Mr.. II. w. WEST, manager for the Ma
tional Directory Company, is in town di-
recting canvass for a union directory for
the towns of Montpelier, Barre, Mortified
and Waterbury We believe there has been
no good citizens and business directory of
these places issued for number of years,
but at any rate a new directory is much
needed and will be a great convenience to
business men, and in fact to all citizens.
Mr., West intends to make the work
thorough and accurate, giving complete
directory. The book will be well printed
ON excellent paper and durably bound We
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12

Now THAT the faculty Of Delaware
College have con alluded to remain In
their various positions another year,
We hope they will conduct themselves
like educated gentlemen, and not like
psttsd children that pout IT every little
disappointment. II the faculty doei
not 10 end to snar upon the duties o'
the coming year In . friendly spiri
aud with . Determination to build uI
the collsze, they hAd better resign .,
onc,. This Is the only college Dsla'
ware has, aud the people cannot afford
to have 1t ruined on account OF th'
ohildish quarrsls OF members OF th'
faculty.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
WANAMAKHRs'

nacks for personal orna-
ment. Neat, strong. novel;
why shouldn't it have jump
ed into popular favor!
Southeast OF centre.
Painted Satin Folding
Fans; Ii g h t. ornamented
sticks. Variety of colors.
SO cents.
Round Counter, centre of the store.
The Fox Sad Iron. Self.
heating (alcohol or gas). A
hot weather ironing day
comfort. One side getting
hot while the others in use.
Flu.ing attachment. No
furnace, no gas stove, no
worry. Thousands have
been sold at S. each. Our
price, So so.
Basement, north Of centre stairs.
Picnic Cups; embossed tin.
Handsome enough for any
place and you WONT worry Il
they're lost. 3 cents each.
Ba. ement, northwest OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market stree ts
and City-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
ihiktslphh, wllangna . ..!!'as" san A''''''s


,Juns iSth, 1857
Trains VIII bsAvs Wilmiux ton - oitowG
%, Sii, Is, . u 8 Il. u o., II o. II q an
IL 80, %. 2 q. a . % and ! % % ., ;. m;
a. SesV%9oSasa' ool 81 e 70 q; sc y. " M w. ~
FOR Chester lexprsssl. 90. ". sM
sl7, II %. II IL Z. n. u %, u, . " sno I'M
Accommodates, 70. 100, Isa so. 10 "
rew York, y 90, I ~, 4to. eso, 100, ~
10 OF. IL 81 .. m, slz IN. l 80, AL Ts2. 'sak
For Wsat Chester, viA Lanokin, sN and
sls o. m, 2 - and ! 20 p. "a. -
stations, q q. m, II 90 sna n p. N.
Baltimore and intermediate s-auons, " "
q. M, 81 ana II So p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, " p. No..
Baltimore and Warrington, -, q,
10 o., II 90 q. m. II %, sll1, H. 49, sN
Trans for Dsiswars Division leave for:
Now Castle, . %, 9 30 .. n, II %, . %. sc
0 20 p. m. and II 0s night,
Heorgetown and Loves, Q % g. n, ana u
For RshoDoth, 8 90 .. m. AID $50 tE1.
Sea sss,ord tExprsss) 8 cop. m.
harrington, Dsilnar and way ststions,s u
E1p!ess tor Harrington, $40 p m. Wal
Expross ior Dcvsr. Harrington and Del
mar, IL 06 night.
FRANKLIN Oity, 80 .. m.
Express for Cape Oharies, Old Point oem
fort and Norfolk, u cS nigh.
Leave Phiiadslphia, Broad street, hl
. 10, 10 %, ii is, ii ss .. n.. SO, 81. Z q
4 90, sos, ta, eo1, . u. II 70 p. n.
- Aax, a d n n a m 4 n
Z %. . y. . - 10 os 10 70 ind II :, .. m.
SUNDAY TRAINs.
For Philadelphis (express,. 2 90, 167, I Il
I IL. y 10. IL 81 ., M. n, n and ] 90 p. n.
Accommodation, SIS .. N, II 10, II
10, b 80, ". . 20 p. m.
For Chester fexpressj, lt,s 10, IL u q n.
"a % and 90 p. m.
Accommodation, . IL q. M, II &c, %, 10
For New Yorl (sspress), 100, = 81. 4 10
:ls, L, IL 81 .. M, 2 q, taz, 's%' 'os Al
Fof ws.t ohssssr. via L.noKin, slsa a. N
For Oape Uharles, Old Point Comfort sr'
For New Usssle, middlotown, Clayton
Dover, harrington, ssaford, Laurel an
| Delmsr, II VI night.
| 10 08 q. m. II co, $3.50 and u .. N. BAltl
moro, 3 81, and IL SO pm.
Leave Philadelphia, broad etleet, Tor W
| mingten (cxprass), IL 40, Q 70, 70, 10, ii i
| .. IN. 0S 81, and II 20, p. Il.
Accommodation, las, 10 20 D. M, II 81,
10, y 95 And Ii tI p. IA.
Trans NAKED thus (s)are limited exproe
urcn wNinn axtss fare 10 oharsac.
Fer furtner information paeseIgefs Are Ie
teryed 70 the ticket 0tioe St toe station.
J, X. WOUp.
General Passenger Agent
CHAEI1s y. YuaH General ASuarG.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12

As THERE is 90 much talk ut the
present tims in regard to P,ps Lso XII
aud the ex accommodation Of DR.. NO
GiynD, 1t may be interesting to know
that fro n the time OF 81. Peter TO the
present time there have been 25S Popes.
OF these, 80 ere venerated - saints, 80
we're martyred, 104 were natives ol
Italy, IA were Ffenohmen, o Greeks, 2
Germans, 5 Asia'ics. 3 Africans, 3
Spaniards, 8 DAlmstiAns, l Hebrew, !
Hollander, P P,riuguese, 0ondiot and
/ Englishman.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12

WgEh1l n G5Tetg q nvRTHERN y h,
Time table In effect May 18th, 1887. 1raibt
loave Wilmington tFrenoh stseet) as follows
For Reading, BirdsDoro, Joanna, Spring
n.,,d, nsid, MMaynesours W. Janet.sn, Manor, Potts Pots
nersvilie and ell points on the Philadeiphis
and Reading K. H., T.o0 q. N. and 2.&5 p. n,
For Springfield, Waynesourg JUNG
ton, Coalesville, Embroeville, LepaIc
Unadd's Ford and DnPopt's and intsfMe .
dtate poin,s.T.e. am, 24b, and ID y. m.
For West Chester. : 90 o. m. as pm.
Fer N.w Bridge ana intermediate points
e.lb p. II. and On Saturday, at 8 Il and Ill
y. m.
poiuts, at 1e a. H.. and for Springfield Ens
intermediate points AZ 4. 10 o. M.
| a. q. McCAUsLANu 4. b. HlBBARp.
SuA ef.oterdeAt GEM fss8. hs't
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
las We Journey through lie 10. u, live by

"As We Journey through lie lot " live BY
the way"
CEASbN lss7-OHARLES KYLE, TIL T.
|O we'll kDosn Ice cream manu- scturer 10
prepared to furnish ice cresm Ot tho very
beN quality. There IA no tmprovemsn ant or
economy Of IN Abu's ,ture sugHeetsd or n,.
com pitthed nv skilled tI oorfenee that " Q
Phava not:ombo lied In producing ,hs pure
una julter sted loo creau. hisbpacit and
elegant paelors are nov open, and you are
respectfully invited to call and see him
Poftte and accom- nod ating att sadants will
be ready and willing to serve you. All or.
ders by nail or otherwise, vhethcr large or
alt qaanti ieF, will receive prompt atten
tion Thankful fer pas fayors respect
fully solicit u share Of your patro aaa 0.
iran streets. b7u
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12

IT Is HORRIBLE to have the Eagllsh
papers poklng fun ct our President for
the style and other literary shor 'com'
ings Of his Jubilee letter to the @ leen.
1t is queer they cannot understand thst
1t was nothing but Jeffersonian sim
pllcity that our President Was aiming
at. Unless our Eaglish cousins show
better manners than TO crlstcise our
Presidents writing, the next time the
@ aeen has jubilee he may not write
at all, and then only think Of the con-
sequences. ...-.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12

A FEW DAYS AGO iuug, lank WesE
Virginian named Brown presented him.
self ut the Pension Baresu In Wash
ington to furnisa evidence In a claim
pending before tha. Off ,e. II was
learned upon inquiry THAI his mother
had borne thirty-shree children In all.
I wenty Of this rum Der were boya, six
teen o; whom had served In the U nion
army. Two were killed and fourteen
9 lii eurvive. Each OF them draws
. pension from the Government for dis-
abilities received while In ths service.
The death OF the boys en- titles the mother
to pension also. General Black ssys
the hles OF the eff 80 fail to show an
other record where sixteen SINS of one
father and mother served IN the lase
war. By all means we say pension
THAI mother, and let Il be pen sion
com me 1surate with the dlsttn guished
services she has rendered her country,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
RUrksjEt.

NoIiok
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE CITY
AND SCHOOL TAX rs FUH 1857.
The undersigned, receivers Of ta xes tor he
city OF Wilm fnRt0p, will be at No. ~ East
sixth street. betaeen MaIses and King
reefs, during the month OF July, 1857. be.
tween the b0urs OF and IL Ia the morning
and from TO Q in the Afternoon, for the
purpose Of receiving taxes. On AL taxes
paid during July there will De y reduction
/ Of fve cents on every dollar, and alt tsxes
paid on or after the Erst daI Of August, H..
oludiux ihe frat tuesday OF September,
shall bo payable without deduction a.
aforesaid; and all tsxas unpaid on the day
next after the firet Gay OF september. shall
be increased by the addition OF five per
oentum on the cunt thereof.
EDM UNI r. MOODY,
kessfver Northern district, including all
north of SIKH street.
MARTIN j. MEALEy,
Receiver Southern district, including all
south Of Six h street Iyiu
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
WANAM AK Gk's

can Of course, but when be-
tore could you see such q
121 cents worth in Sateen!
There's witchery in the
blended tints, in the odd
forms and in the soft, shiny
finish. Twenty, may be
fifty patterns; new, neat. Va.
ried to suit every taste.
Counter NJ. 40, Main Aisle.
Batistes; dainty as ever,
well liked as ever; as fine as
were ever made, 12i cents.
They have been 16. A
dozen styles. Blocks and
dabs and pretty patches Of
color scattered on white and
cream grounds.
Coun er No 40, Main Aisle.
| Mems and Boys Summer
Clothes. Light things, cool
things, dressy things Any
stuff that's fit and worth
lyour buying thought. Styles
right, making right, prices
fright.
Market street front, east of main aisle.
Black Lace Flouncings
You know what the usual
|prices are. Bear them ir
mind as you look:
! Spanish Guipure SI,65 te
! So
Chantilly S. to $Io
Oriental 45c to S.
80 to Al in. The newes'
patterns; perfect goods. Bs
. patient with the crowd.
y Counter No. %, south of centre.
. 200 dozen hand engrave,
y Goblets, novel cesign, 6,
+ cents a dozen. Regula
i i price, $3.50. It's the du
II time with eDgravers; we Civ
's 's you their work for almcs
b nothing,
70 Ba' ement, northwett of centre.
,s Is the "Beeckman" Rack,
y best? Tennis champions sa
, ,e it is. IS somewhere else
<, town. ANY other Rack,
IN IN you want, including our IA
to orite 81 "Nonpareil." TIE:
IT. mis- score cards for the as
10 ling at the Tennis Counte
n. Basement, noithe ast of centre.
ID You can sling a Han
D.. mock almost anywhere
y, there's shade, an easy CO
,od ID science and health, there
sss s be happiness too. Mexic'
Grass, SI,25, IS 50 and 81
Palmer Hammock, pillo
IN. and spreader combine
81, 81. SI.5o, 81 and s. so.
"a. Basement, near Thirteenth aud Mar
,ss stre.t is corner.
III. The Ruching Counter Isl
on Ok, long enough, and it's /
'en and away beyond any 9th
VS. w. two Ruching counters
oe. town. What d'you suppo
Ne. .s, the reason is? Styles a
IN prices?
'ne Southwest of centre.
lon At the Parasol Coun'
! le6 on yesterday it 10 oked as if {
~. season were just openil
-, New Parasols at half pr
IA. don't go a begging.
Chestnut street front, west of Arcade
,sa Oxidized Jewelry. Be
ecu pirdles. cbatel lanes. yir
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12

NUr,OE-tHE ANNUA AL ME EErIN J
IN Of the stockholders OF "ths hoaoooth
Beach Association will be hold in SCOTT
chapel, hebooo'h Beach. Del, ou Wednes.
day, July 20, 1855, at 2 o'clock p. IN at white
time i've directors will be cleo ed to serve
tho ensuing three Year,.
W ID. II. BiLLaNY, Secretary.
WnmiLgt ton, Del July 7, lss iye,''. Ill
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12

WHEN COMPARED with two weeks
ago, the meeting OF the Board Of E In.
cation was fairly orderly, but there Ia
great room for improvement yet.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
ON THURSDAY,
THE 21sT DAY OF JULY, 1897,
At2 O'Clock n, H.,

The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot, piece or par eel of land
W tn the two-otnry brick dwell ng thereon
erected, situate Ia the city Of Wilmington,
bounded and escribed AS follows to wit:
Beginning at the easteIly side OF Wilson
street between Taylor and Ninth stree. 1T the
dist.nce O T about sj feet and one-tifth inches
from the nOrtherly side of Ia lor street, this nee
easterly parallel 10 Tayl y and Ninth streets
aud through the centre Of the paity, wall Of
the house adjoining Oh The north Il ieet II
inches to the westerly sid of a 3 teet wide
alley leading W IN Taylor street, the, ce
thereby southerly and parallel 10 v ilson
street Il fee inches more or less to the
|northerly side OF another feet wide "A ley
leading IN Wilson street, thence thereby
westerly and paral 81 to Taylor street II feet
| II inches to the side of Wilson street afore-
sai'i and thence thereby rortherly IA feet
3 Inches pore or less to the place OF of begin
mug, he the cont nts thereof what they may,
with the use of said alley In common forever.
,eized and taken in execution as 'he prop
erty OF William III, Clark, surviving mort
gaRor, and I. l., and o be sold by
| GILES LAMBSOS, Shcr'f,
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, July 0, leS.
iy7
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12

TRE PATAL ACCIDENT that 1sfell
wliiian P. Robinson, OF Cagisstaua
Hundred, yesterday, by fAliiug from a
load OF hay, is . warning 70 farmers to
be very careful during the hargesf sea,
son, when there sre 10 lasay unseen
ways by which peopls may lo5s the.g
livee.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12

SHEkIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ of Levc~t facias. to me di.
rectsd, will be exposed TO public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh stteets, in the city Of
W ilmington, New Castle county, Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12

NyUTlUE-AlD LOAN As ,,UAnIibe q
~ now oilers Q now series Of s.ocK fo
0 lie; first pay ment tue Jnly 20.
JUhNT DAVIS President.
GEORGE y. MAIHs, Secretary. iyll-lb
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
BALTIMORE Il OHIO RAlLR DAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, July 8. 1887.
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:

EkSr.LOUND:
Phlia. Accommodation. daily .....e.lsA. n,
phila. Accommodation, daily .....f.0o a. M
Phila. accommodation, daily ...l0.l0 A. M.
Phila. 3 Chester express, daily Il.l4 A. M.
Phila. Accommodation, daily .... loo p. m j..
Pfiila. Accommodation, daily. 8 10 p. N.
Phtla. h ohester express. daily....t.66 p. F.
Phil. Accommodation, daily Gle p. n.
phtla. Accommodation. daily, 90 p. n I.
Phila. Accom-. daily except sunday 31p.m.
Phila. Accommodstioa, daily, y,.....S.oo p. n
WESr-BUUND:
Chicago Limited, daily ..........T.40 A. n
Arrives Chicago $50 nett morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily,
except sunday. as...................S.lb ID q. N D..
Cincinnati Limited, daiiy........ H. 40 a. =,
AHives otnoinnAti 1.As A. ID. st. Loa:i
e.N r. M. next day.
Baltimore Accommodation daily, 800 p. n
On icago and st. Louis Express,
Singsfiy Aeoommod stion, daily. T.so .. "a
FOB LAEDENBERG,s . 90 a. "a. sunday
only. 11.0o q. m. caily, except Sunday
s.oo r: a., and 6.z6 M. caily;
For Philadelphia ESQ A. NJ. daily eresp
sunday, 24b T. M, daily for Baitimor.
2<t z. NJ, daily. 20 Lsndenberg, $50 ane
II 90 A. M. daily, ercep' sunday; 9 90 q. IN
sunday only; 2.tt and b.2b p. u daily.
Trains for Wiimington-Leave Philadei
phia FIX ard st0a. II. daily. 7l6 Il, m
daily. except sunday; 1000, slo4b o; m
1910 p. In. datls
ETprsss t-aioss
W. hi. OLEM ENrS, q. Z. LORD.
Manager. 9enI Pasa. Agent
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12


uOaSES AT IBLIU SALE-I WILL
L L reli at NY stab,e n Eag: Fifth street,
uhcstcr, Pa, hetween MarEet and welsh,
.dio.Eipg George Mehon's livery stable. OF,
THURsDAY,JU JULY II, 1887,
a.l O'clock p. TO-,
OO Head Of Kentucky aid N-~
~ southern Ohio Horses fSA
suitable for ell purposo'. Thss, hor ses
hsve been carefully ielocted 1or ,his sale,
and among them will DO found como we'll
o!e roadstecs and saddlera. stock can tie
Inspected at above sta bles Two dacs before
sa.e. 2 ana 4 months credit.
A. II TYSON.
L. W. Stidham Son, Aucts. i5l.d&w
DU BLIU USaLt-HII,1, BE- S0LD At
1 pubic sale at the late residence OF Jas.
sarnts, deceased, at the C lrner OF Tenth and
Walnut streets, on Thursday, July /; h,
1857, at 2 O'CLOCK, p u. two leather befs,
oods 'eads aud bedling. mattress, cox stove
psrior ttoye, bureaus, tables che irs, iettee .
clocxs, q lot OF dish c, tin ware, and variop
other Articles. Also a lot Ct oli iumpsr
ferms cash. WM. II. OALDW ELL, rx-
scuter. l.. w. ctidaGm Son, Au 'ttou
esrs. jI44.*
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12

Un and after Thursday, April 20,
Wul leave Fourth street wharf, daily, (SuA
day included, for Chester and Philadel.
phla at I and 10 b. m, l2.Ab noon, and Alt
p. N.
For Marcus HOOK, .. N. and AS p. N.
Leave Philadelph'A at ana 10 .. m, l2.As
noon, and p. N.
An cxtra boat will leave Phi!adelphis
and Wilmington OF e.Ab ovsTy Sunday oven
fng.
Telephone No. 81.
No fraight received for > particular boa,
after 30 minutes previous to IT'S loavine
time. "ns
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12

kfkgJEs nEDU oED --Sl E,lI,JIN oIae.S
Z 10 seuts q pound; rib roast 1B cents .
| 5ourd; rump staak lsoents u pound; round
/ steaK poud1s for rs cants; chuck from T.
| i27eents q pound; plate end brisset cents
pound; corn 8 eef 0, to IL cents o pound
cRtiS. A. SHARPE stall No. I, eth stree
Market G2c-
Daily Republican., 1887-07-12
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The subscribers will sell at public sale at
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-06-04
ALL SORTS.

Wizard Oil at Geo. Thaxter's.
The Governor is expected this
morning.
w. II Hanford has gone to
Oakland to live.
The shocks rang the bells OF
the engine houses.
e. B. Cults arrived from Riv-
erside yesterday morning.
John Singleton wife present
ed him with son on May 3Otb.
When does Carson propose to
make arrangements for the 4th?
The Ormsby Fair will hang up
$4,000 in premiums and prizes.
The Virginia Militia have
finally decided to take the oath i.
The vibrations were felt 1900
feet below the surface in Virginia
City.
Everybody proposes to so to
church Sunday and pray for no
more shocks.
For SALE.-A large roomy
residence in the Western part of
the city. Fine location. Apply at
this Office.
The Women's Art and Indus
trial Association will meet in the
Arlington Parlors this afternoon at
2 O'Clock.
-FoUND.-A steel dog cham,
the owner can have the same by
proving property and paying for
this advertisement.
-BoRN-In this city, June 3,
1887, to the wife of James Riycraft,
son. The father was numerously
congratulated yesterday.
The baseball players and lovers
of angling crowd Cagwin & Note
wares for goods. They keep the
best varieties Of all goods In that
line.
A man recently spent the night
in lodging house in this city and
covered the carpet with tobacco
juice. The irate landlady placed
six shooter to his head and made
him clean it up.
Yesterday morning, Rich
ard PaSco was killed, and NJ. P.
Mcdonald, Luke Quinlan and
John McCabe severely injured
in the Chollar Mine, caused by
the cage descending too rapidly.